Germany
Day 1-7 : Playing 2 Courses
Herzogenaurach, Germany is home to adidas global corporate headquarters. Founded in 1924, adidas is the largest sportswear manufacturer in Europe and the second biggest sportswear manufacturer in the world. Adventures at this stop include a pro-am with adidas Golf athletes and a chance to play at the home of the BMW International Open in Munich.
Norway
Day 8-12 : Playing 2 Courses
Often referred to the land of the midnight sun, Norway’s North Cape is considered as the northernmost point in Europe. Located 35 minutes by car from the city Tromso is Tromso Golf Course, the world’s northern-most golf course, where for 76 days the summer sun is out for 24 hours a day. Stavanger Golf Club was founded in 1956 and one of Norway’s oldest clubs. In august 2006, it was host to the Norwegian Championships.
Scotland
Day 13-18 : Playing 2 Courses
Home to some of the world’s oldest and richest golf tournaments, Scotland is considered the birthplace of golf. Played over linksland since 1793, Kingsbarns Golf Links is a tribute to its rich Scottish links heritage. The Kingarrock Golf Course has been resurrected for the first time in over 70 years and offers a unique 9-hole experience into the history of the game and its traditions.
Dubai/Abu Dhabi
Day 19-23 : Playing 2 Courses
Touting a sub-tropical, arid climate, Dubai temperatures range from a low of about 50 degrees Fahrenheit and a high of around 118 degrees. The championship Al Badia Golf Course captures the character and beauty of Arabia and features abundant water, rivers of sand and indigenous plants. The Al Ghazal Golf club presents a great challenge to the experienced golfer and is noted as one of the best sand courses in the world.
Thailand
Day 24-28 : Playing 2 Courses
One of Thailand’s finest courses, the Alpine Golf Resort was created originally from rice patty fields into a man-made hilly championship golf course. The stunning Chiang Mai Highlands course is surrounded by magnificent mountain skyline views and over 100 fairway and green side bunkers.
South Korea
Day 29-34 : Playing 2 Courses
Located on the southern-most tip of the Korean peninsula sits Jeju Island, home to the Lotte Sky Hill CC and Elysian CC. Both 36 hole country clubs combines people with nature itself and take full-advantage of various rock, stone wall, dry stream and plant landscapes.
Japan
Day 35-38 : Playing 2 Courses
Showcasing spectacular views of the iconic Mt. Fuji, the Taiheiyo Club Gotemba course was host to the EMC World Cup in 2001. The Kobe Golf Club is Japan’s first golf course, built on Mt. Rokko in 1903 and maintains to this day strict rules to ensure its pristine condition.
Canada
Day 39-43 : Playing 2 Courses
A Canadian resort in the southern Pacific Ranges of the coast mountains of British Columbia, the Whistler Golf Club is surrounded by snow-cap mountains and majestic fir trees. The course offers a unique blend of beauty, wildlife and challenge in a dramatic natural concourse.Tobiano, also in British Columbia, is a championship course near Kamloops on the historic Six Mile Ranch.
Oregon
Day 44-48 : Playing 1 Course
At Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, where the Pacific Ocean meets the rugged shoreline of the Southern Oregon Coast, four distinct courses sit amongst massive dunes and wind-swept pine trees. The recently opened Old MacDonald course incorporates various elements and challenges that offer new experiences each and every time.
